Top Canada Cultural Tours - page 25

Embark on an enchanting journey to the breathtaking 1000 Islands, a hidden gem nestled between Canada and the United States. This exclusive 9-hour private tour from Toronto offers a seamless blend of comfort, luxury, and natural beauty. With a private car and a knowledgeable guide at your service, you’ll be treated to an unforgettable experience as you explore the picturesque landscapes and historical landmarks of this unique archipelago.

Discover the hidden world beneath the bustling streets of Montréal with our exclusive 3-hour Private Walking Tour of the Underground City and Downtown. This unique experience allows you to explore the largest underground complex in the world, known as RÉSO, which spans over 33 kilometers of tunnels and pathways. Led by an expert local guide, you'll journey through this fascinating network that connects major buildings, shopping centers, hotels, and metro stations, all while learning about the history, architecture, and culture that make Montréal so distinctive.

Get thoroughly acquainted with Montreal and all its charms on this private half-day tour of the city. Accompanied by a guide and driver, you’ll be able to cover plenty of ground while learning all about Montreal’s fascinating history. This is a great way to get your bearings in the city while seeing a variety of landmarks.

One of North America's oldest settlements, Quebec is an open air museum. With its Unesco World Heritage Old Town, with its views from the boardwalk and its cliff-top position, this city knows exactly how to seduce its travellers. Know all about Place Royale, the birthplace of French America, and see the Notre-Dame-des-Victoires church, the oldest stone Church in North America. Walk through the Lower Town, a historic district with a French flair. Pass Petit Champlain, the oldest commercial district in North America, and the funicular that connects Terrasse Dufferin with the Lower Town. Have a look at the Notre-Dame de Quebec church, one of the oldest churches in Canada. View the Hotel de Ville, the City Hall, in the heart of Old Quebec and listed as a Unesco World Heritage site. Pass the Rue de Tresor, a lively open air art gallery, with hundreds of artists displaying their works, and marvel at the Citadelle de Québec, the only remaining colonial fortification in Canada.

Make the most of your time ashore in New Brunswick on this half-day shore excursion. Make your own way to the Saint John cruise pier, meet your guide, and set off. You’ll see the Bay of Fundy’s famous high tides and rock formations (as well as its reversing falls), will glimpse picturesque sea caves, and will even have the chance to stop for seafood chowder and other refreshments.

Taste the festivities at Quebec City's German Christmas Market, featuring nearly 90 local artisans and producers for your enjoyment! Discover the warm, festive atmosphere of this European-style market in the heart of Old Quebec on a tour combining Quebec and German culture. Sample typical German products, including spiced mulled wine. This is your chance to experience the magic of Christmas! MPORTANT: Please note that this tour takes place rain or shine, every day of the year.

Experience the beautiful village of Fort Langley while learning the about the the rich history. Let your guide paint a picture of how Fort Langley has changed through the years from the first explorers, to the fur trade, the gold rush, prohibition and more. The walking tour starts on the waterfront at Bedford Landing, next to the rowing club, the bridge view pier and the rowing club dock. From there, we will stroll through the streets of the village. The Tour will take approximately 1.5 hours, during which time your guide will stop at six historical locations along the way.

Make the most out of your short time in Saint John with this walking tour. Met at the port by your local guide, you’ll dive into the history of Canada’s oldest incorporated city, from historic markets and cemeteries to green spaces and downtown. The only city on the Bay of Fundy, you’ll also get to see the city’s tides roll in and out—more than any other place on the planet.